Hairy Humanoids

Across East Africa, multiple credible witnesses have reported small, rust-colored ape-men walking upright.

Nomadic herders across Mongolia and Central Asia have described encounters with a stocky, hairy humanoid that walks upright and avoids civilization.

A foul-smelling ape-man reportedly abducts women and kills livestock in the remote mountain passes of northern Pakistan.

A bipedal ape spotted by both Vietnamese villagers and American soldiers during the war.

A shaggy, upright canine prowling a rural Wisconsin road since the 1980s.

The towering ape-man of the Pacific Northwest, glimpsed in fog and legend for centuries.

The people of Flores Island describe small, hairy cave-dwellers who stole food and children, and the story gained credibility when Homo floresiensis fossils were found.

In the forests of Honduras, a backward-footed ape-man kidnaps anyone who makes eye contact.

Climbers on Scotland's second-highest peak report a towering grey figure following them through the mist, accompanied by crunching footsteps and overwhelming dread.

The hairy hominid of Boggy Creek, Arkansas, that inspired one of horror's first docudramas.

A foul-smelling ape-man stalking the misty slopes of Mount Hiba in rural Japan.

A web-footed, amber-eyed beast haunting one of America's most pristine swamps.

A hairy, rock-throwing giant reported in New Zealand's Coromandel Range long before the Bigfoot craze.

A blood-stained, three-toed giant that terrorized a small Missouri town in the summer of 1972.

Deep in Vietnam's jungles, soldiers and scientists have reported a powerfully built ape that walks like a man.

A Bigfoot-like creature with a distinctive blonde mane has been spotted near mining towns in northern Ontario since the 1900s.

A short, bipedal ape covered in golden-brown fur walks the jungles of Sumatra, and credible scientists have spent decades trying to prove it exists.

Florida's foul-smelling answer to Bigfoot, lurking in the Everglades heat.

China's Bigfoot roams the thick forests of Hubei Province, backed by thousands of reported sightings.

The ape-man of the Himalayas, tracked through snow but never confirmed.

Australia's own Bigfoot has been reported for centuries, from Aboriginal Dreamtime stories to modern highway encounters.

A massive, foul-smelling humanoid stalking the Mojave near Joshua Tree, where the desert watches back.